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Dataset: UF
Taxa: Neptunea pribiloffensis (Chrysodomus pribiloffensis)
Search Criteria: Washington; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Delaware Museum of Nature and Science – Mollusks

DMNH:Mollusk
66039   
United States, Washington, Clark County, Livingston

Field Museum of Natural History Invertebrates

FMNH:Invertebrate Zoology
389677   1992-05-31
United States of America, Washington, Clallam, off Cape Flattery, edge of Nitinat Canyon, 48.08 -125.75

Florida Museum of Natural History

UF
390881-MolluscaSmith, Allyn   
United States, Washington, Destruction Island, 47.67472 -124.48417

Harvard University Museum of Comparative Zoology

Harvard:MCZ
327502E. C. Stiles   1960-01-01
United States, Washington, off Bellingham, 48.75955 -122.48823
Harvard:MCZ
324900Rose A. Burch   1969-05-01
United States, Washington, Bellingham, 48.75955 -122.48823

Malacology Collection at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia

ANSP:MAL
306021Fishermen   1965-07-00
United States, Washington, Puget Sound, 47.83 -122.43

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Malacology Collection

LACM:Malacology
LACM 150561   1960-07-01
United States, Washington, off
LACM:Malacology
LACM 150559   1962-05-01
United States, Washington, Clallam Co., Umatilla Reef, 20 mi. off La Push
LACM:Malacology
LACM 150560E. Stiles   
United States, Washington, Jefferson Co., Destruction Id.
LACM:Malacology
LACM 54715   1962-06-00
United States, Washington, Clallam Co., off La Push
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